Morgan Wadams

Wadams’s program of research continues to understand the experiences of people with a history of incarceration who have faced significant health inequities while imagining new ways to rethink supports and services for these populations. He works collaboratively with community members as well as the diverse array of individuals and groups both within and beyond the walls of correctional facilities. His current focus is on exploring the concept of relational agency across various care disciplines that interact with and serve populations with incarceration histories. Wadams believes that research shapes lives and is eager to share this passion with the students he mentors (or those who are unfortunate enough to be in one of his classes as he goes on a tangent). | Sexually transmitted and blood-borne infections, health inequities, correctional nursing, incarcerated peoples/people with histories of incarceration, narrative inquiry, relational ethics, transitions in care, scholarship of teaching and learning

Morgan Wadams is Assistant Professor at MacEwan University. Their stated interests include Wadams’s program of research continues to understand the experiences of people with a history of incarceration who have faced significant health inequities while imagining new ways to rethink supports and services for these populations. He works collaboratively with community members as well as the diverse array of individuals and groups both within and beyond the walls of correctional facilities. His current focus is on exploring the concept of relational agency across various care disciplines that interact with and serve populations with incarceration histories. Wadams believes that research shapes lives and is eager to share this passion with the students he mentors (or those who are unfo. This summary considered all 2 collected sources.